Didaya

Didaya Didaya (by Atugan Nature Farm) is a house of Bukidnon art and culture.

This haven has been built to allow others to experience the art of weaving "hinabol" as well as enjoy a selected collection composed of different forms of art created by local artists.

18/07/2026
29/05/2026

Moments captured at Didaya where every corner holds stories to tell. Come by and fill the peace.

Create with the colors of the earth. Soil Painting Kits are available at Didaya for those who wish to continue the exper...
16/05/2026

Create with the colors of the earth.

Soil Painting Kits are available at Didaya for those who wish to continue the experience at home. This is a hands-on creative activity inspired by nature, texture, and the stories found in the land beneath us. Whether shared with family, children, students, or friends, it is an invitation to slow down and create through touch, imagination, and exploration.

At Didaya, every corner holds something to feel the quiet moments, the layered stories, the familiar textures, and the p...
13/05/2026

At Didaya, every corner holds something to feel the quiet moments, the layered stories, the familiar textures, and the presence of people who continue to shape the space with creativity and connection.

Come visit, slow down, and stay awhile.

From gallery walls that carry stories to spaces made for learning, reflection, and gathering, every experience is meant ...
30/04/2026

From gallery walls that carry stories to spaces made for learning, reflection, and gathering, every experience is meant to be felt, not just seen. This is where art meets belonging. Come and experience May with us. ✨

There is a quiet power in being seen.Didaya introduces Kita-kitá, a new exhibit series featuring Bukidnon photographers ...
02/03/2026

There is a quiet power in being seen.

Didaya introduces Kita-kitá, a new exhibit series featuring Bukidnon photographers whose lenses carry stories of land, labor, memory, and everyday life. In every frame, there is recognition. In every image, a reminder that someone paused long enough to truly look.

Kita-kitá (“I see you”, a play of tagalog word with different meaning; "kita" could translate to "see" and "you") is more than a title. It is a gesture of acknowledgment. A conversation between the one who captures and the one who is captured. A space where perspective becomes presence.

We invite you to stand before these photographs and experience what it means to see and be seen.

📍 Join us at Didaya located at Impasugong, Bukidnon

26/02/2026

On February 28, 2026, we open our doors for a new gallery exhibit, a gathering of photographs that capture stories of place, people, and perspective. 📷

This upcoming opening brings together visual narratives shaped by culture, memory, and lived experience. 💗

Join us as we showcase the different portraits and snaps from our local talents onto our walls and conversation into our space.

📍 Didaya
📅 February 28, 2026

Atugan Nature Farm x Didaya x Little Sam's Playroom and Tutorial Center came together to create a meaningful learning ex...
20/02/2026

Atugan Nature Farm x Didaya x Little Sam's Playroom and Tutorial Center came together to create a meaningful learning experience for 30 young students.

Through soil painting, hands-on farm learning, and an introduction to the coffee process and brewing, the children explored the land in ways that engaged their senses, seeing the textures of soil, smelling freshly prepared coffee, and tasting the story of the farm.

It was more than an activity. It was an invitation to experience the land through sight, smell, and taste and to understand that learning can be rooted in the very ground beneath our feet.

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Impasugong

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